Data Science and Collaboration Skills for Integrative Conservation Science

This training, sponsored by the Science for Nature And People Partnership (SNAPP), aims to bring together the SNAPP and NCEAS postdoctoral associates to foster communities and collaboration, as well as promote scientific computing and open science best practices.

Authors

Julien Brun

Carrie Kappel

Jeanette Clark

Published

February 18, 2020

This intensive 4-day workshop on Data Science and Collaboration Skills for Integrative Conservation Science was held at NCEAS, Santa Barbara, CA from Feb 18 to Feb 21, 2020.

Curriculum at a glance

The goals of this workshop are to:

  • Integrate collaborative science best practices within SNAPP Working Groups
  • Empower participants to adopt computing best practices in their scientific workflows and data management
  • Create a greater sense of SNAPP community
  • Foster potential collaboration and enhanced knowledge-sharing across SNAPP Working Groups
  • Familiarize and instruct SNAPP researchers in the use of NCEAS (and other) analytical servers and services
  • Discuss mechanisms that have helped SNAPP groups to advance SNAPP’s commitment to open science


Training website: https://science-for-nature-and-people.github.io/2020-data-collab-workshop/2020-02-snapp

Pre-training R assessment: https://cosima.nceas.ucsb.edu/r-self-assessment/#section-assessment